Editor's Insight: Thomas Friedman has seen the future and it's in Dubai
The globe-trotting American author says everyone will have to “live like a newly-arrived immigrant” to survive in the future.
Few places on earth are as polarising as Dubai – a futuristic city that has arisen from the desert and has spurred a number of imitators.
Dubai has plenty of detractors but one of its admirers is Thomas Friedman, who is in Auckland this week for the Writers Festival.
Friedman is considered
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Editor's Insight: Thomas Friedman has seen the future and it's in Dubai
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